A municipal street-tree desk wants a more expensive model because pruning notices come back vague. The current prompt never names the species, the block, or the reading level. What should the leader try first?
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Short Explanation
The current prompt never names the species, the block, or the reading level. Fix that first. A larger model will still guess if the cheap instruction is incomplete, and a canopy-photo fine-tune is the wrong family for a pruning notice.
Full Explanation
Prompt quality is the first cost lever. If the instruction never names the tree, the place, or the reader, a larger model will still guess. Leaders spend on size only after the cheap instruction is complete. A vague prompt is not evidence that the current model is too small.